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Our
District
Loveland City School District covers more than 15
miles and overlaps three counties—Hamilton,
Clermont, and Warren. The District
surrounds the City of Loveland and
reaches into Symmes, Goshen, Hamilton,
and Miami Townships. Loveland Schools
serves a population of 50,000 residents,
including the City
of  Loveland.
If you are interested in moving into the Loveland City School District, please verify that the residence is within the District boundaries. There are many homes that have a Loveland mailing address that are not in the Loveland City School District. The Ohio Department of Taxation's School District Tax Finder provides the school district of residence based on the home’s address.
Auditors for each county served by the District (Hamilton, Warren, and Clermont) also have websites that can verify school district of residence based on an address.
Enrollment
Loveland Schools' current student
enrollment is 4,700 and continues
to grow as agricultural land is converted
into upscale residential property.
A professional demographic study conducted
in 2004 indicates that enrollment
growth will continue at a moderate
pace. Projections indicate that total
enrollment will exceed 4,800 at the
end of the ten-year projection period
(2014).
Building
Configuration
Loveland has six schools aligned
by grade level:
Loveland
Early Childhood Center (preschool,
kindergarten, six first-grade classrooms)
Loveland
Primary School (grades 1 and 2)
Loveland Elementary School (grades
3 and 4)
Loveland Intermediate School (grades
5 and 6)
Loveland Middle School (grades 7 and
8)
Loveland High School (grades 9-12)
Click here for District
Map.
Ohio
School District of Excellence
The District is an Ohio Department
of Education District of Excellence.
Loveland has received this honor
in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007. The
District
offers well-rounded academic and
extra-curricular programs and is
well known for its
strong music and fine arts programs.
The District also received the 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 WHAT PARENTS WANT AWARD
by SchoolMatch, a nationally recognized
consulting firm specializing in school
selection.
 History of Community Support
The Loveland community supports the
school district. A $32,000,000 bond
issue passed in November 1998 was
used to build an additional school
building to house grades 5 and 6.
The bond issue also funded major
remodeling
projects throughout the District.
In 2000, Loveland High School and
Loveland Middle School both received
major additions and renovations.
That
same year, each of the District’s
five school buildings also received
renovations to the facades and all
of Loveland schools now have the
same arches
to mark the entryways. The District
passed a combination
7-mill replacement operating levy
and 5-mill permanent improvement
(PI) levy in March 2004. The Permanent
Improvement levy ensures the continued
upkeep and maintenance of the District
facilities
and grounds. The District has predicted a need for an operating levy in 2008.
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